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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-10-23

Excmo. 9 Limo. Sr. Ublspo ue esta
Oi6cesis D. Juan Antonio PUG en- Is
de Diciembre de 18SO,y publicado en-
Ell BoIetsn Eclssidstico en- 10 de Enero
DC 1881, cue dice asi:
"Deseando facilitar, segdn su impor-
tanciA reqmere, Ia adquisici6n del Ca
tecismo de La Doctrina Cristiana & tods
clase de personals, venimos en- declarar
tambien de texto para Ia Di6cesis 81
antique , popular Uatecismo del p.
Rips!da que peear de su reducido vo.
tdmen, comprende en- sus sencillas y
concisas preguntas y respuestas Ia su-
ma toda de La ensenanza cat6lics: reu-
niendo 4 La vex Ia inmensa venta;a de
estar por su indmo precio al alcsnce de
as familiaS pobrea."
PBEo1o.-2 chavos uno, IS cts. doce-
ma , $3.50 cts. gruesa.
Be vsnde en- L. IMpRENTA, ALMAozh
DR PAPBL L1BRnRfA del BoLErns MRa-
oANTn Fortaleza "a, , en- ID de D. Josk
GoEzALsE FoNT, Fortaleza 81. SO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10
IN CIVILIZED MICHIGAN.
4 Mormon Saint Trrrorizes the Good Eco
pie of Bayport.

4 Mormon Saint TtrrOrizes the Good reo-
pie of Bayport.
BAYPoRT, MICH, March Q - Elder
Cornish, Mormon of Salt Lske, has been
laboring in this city for several weeks,
seeking to proselyte. Rev. John B. Davis
OF the Methodist church challenged Cora
ish to debate. The first of the contests
took place Saturday night, and was at
tended By large crowd. Each speaker
took h2lf-hour bouts for two hours. Sun
day night the crowd opened with consid-
cradle boisterousness, and Rev. Davis
was driven from the church, escaping by
window. The Mormon chairman Of
the meeting pulled off his coat, and seiz
ing chair slsshed around wildly, knock
ing down half q dozen Saints
and Gentiles in efforts to preserve the
peace. The third contest took place yes
terday afternoon, and the church was
crowded at an early hour. Cornish
opened with volume of personal abuse
of his opponet amid the remonstraaces of
men and women present. His language
became SO brutal and threatening that
fearing fight, panic seized the people
and there was rush for the door. In
the melee several ladies were knocked
down and trampled upon. Davis rallied
his forces outside the building, but they
were frightened and quickly dispersed.
Cornish baptized twen,y-three converts.
The village is IN q state of constant dread,
fearing bloodshed will yet result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10

WEATHERFORD.
An Old Minister Commits suicide-Cattle
Doing Well.


Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFCRD, TEX, March mir.
Vaughan OF Whit, in the north part of
this county, came in to-day and reports q
very surprising suicide at inst place,
which occurred yesterday evening. R-v.
s. G. Ellis, aged seventy-nine years, hung
himself to q joist in vacant store build
ing. Mr.. Vaughan saws during the after
noon the Id gentleman left his dwelling,
taking with him mis- keys to a yacan. store
building, and sitter time his wife, an old
lady seyenty-1iVe years Of age, missed her
husband and after while grew uneasy
and instituted search for him, tldIHg him
swinging to the jOists of the store build
ing. All evidence showed that he
had been dead only few minutes, not
yet being cold. No reason for this rash
act by the reverend old divine can be
given, rs his conduct did not indicate in
sanity. He had lived long in this country
and was universally loved and respected
by all who knew him. His son, Rev. c.
II. Ellis, has been presiding elder of this
district for several years up to November
last.
Mr.. A. L. Morriss, for many years one
of the leading business men of this place
up to & short time ago, when he made an
assignment, died at his residence az 8
O'Clock this morning. His death
was caused by commissions caused by a
blow on the head two or three
years ago while in = personal encounter
with Mr.. Porter, on account of a little
misunderstanding.
Messrs. Newmeyer Zacharias are Just
In from their ranch six miles south Of
this plsce, and report that their cattle are
looking fine, that grass is good and the
cattle have passed the Writer IN good
condition.
Mr.. 4. Putnam, Jr., manager of the
ErAth Cattle Company, is in the city and
says cattle in his part of the couUtry are
in better condition than for two or three
years at this season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10
DALLAS.
Detective Duncan Placed Under Bund-A
Ghost Story.

Ghost Story.
;pecial to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX March THE eX9mir-
lag trial of Detective Duncan, for bribing
Mail Carrier Corder II the sum OF SIO0,
was concluded this morning. Commits
sioner Burford placed him under a $500
bond, which he readily gave.
Henry Caswell was Jail this morning
to answer charge of abduction. Cas-
well has recently been assoCiating more
orless with Jennie Burkes, wEo lives
with her mother on South Lamar street.
His attentions were distasteful to Mrs.
Burkes, WAC forbade him the house. A
few days ago he succeeded in convey ing
Miss Jennie to the house Of Mr.. Majors,
farmer living sbout eight miles from
town, where he has been visiting her until
his arrest. The girl is under tie impress
sion that CasWell intended to marry her.
For several nights past house on the
corner of Cochran and Gritlin streets,
occupied by Mr.. John W. Tucker, has
been the scene of me queer doipgs.
On several occasions the inmates Of one
particular room have been approached by
unseen persons, whose touch could be
lCAIJ Oul VIM NOuIu NV NC ocCA VI oPPiS
hended. Mysterious noises and pistol
shots have been heard, but their source
could not be traced. Articles of furni-
ture are moved around, and the bed
clothing is constantly being dlsordered.
The occupants are so thoroughly annoyed
that they propose moving out.
monkey in Meyers garden this
morning attacked and severely wounded
the hand of Mr.. Frank Salun OF Fort
Worth, who was feeding him through the
bar of the cage.
C. Richmond was to-day granted q
divorce from Sam Richmond on the
ground of cruel treatment.
Thomas O'COnnel this afternoon raised
a row in the Glen Les branch saloon, and
was proceeding t. shoot when he was ar
rested
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10
st. Louis NIurdarera.

ST. Louis, MO, March Dan Jewell,
colored, who is under sentence to be
hanged here next Friday, is suffering with
severe attack of pneumonis, and is so
weak he is unable to walk. The Sheriff
objects to executing the man in this con-
dition, and he and Judge Normile of the
Criminal court and DR.. Dorntt, jail physi-
clan, have asked the Governor for re-
spite until the disease shall have run its
course.
Joseph Clump, who was to have been
hanged next Friday for murder at Cass
Valley, has been respited by the Governor
until april lG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10

who, when satisfied that the intention of
the law mas been carried out, shall des-
troy them. The books referred to are to
be procured by the clerks of the counties
in which local option prevails from the
state Comptroller, who shall report at
each regular term of the commissioners
court how many OF these books have teen
sold and to whom.
During the discussion of this section,
the previous question was ordered on the
Dill, and all the amendments and the bill
passed to third reading.
TO APPORTIOS UNIVERSITY LANDS.
The special joint House and Senate
committee hsve before them 8 PROPOSE
ton to appoftion the University lands as
follows: Five hundred thousand acres
TO the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege; 500, 900 to the medical branch; $780,
GOO to the colored branch, and GOO to
establish thirteen free scholarships, and
sll the scrap land 70 be sold at 81 per
acre and appropriated to the free school
fund.
Personal.
Lieujenant-GO Governor Wheeler and his
wife have been making short visit to
san Marcos. The Lieutenant q overnor
returned to-day.
UNITED STATES COURT.
In the case of the United States vs..
Philip Mengie, charged with passing
counterfeit money, the jury, without
leaving the box, returned a verdict ct not
guilty. immediately aiterward, r. j..
Tucker, the principal prosecuting wit
ness, WAS arrested upon a complaint
sworn out by Mepsie, on charge Of per-
jury. This case is remarkable Ia that the
defendant, after lying in jail four months,
testified in his own behalf and convinced
the prosecuting attorney, Judge and jury
that he was innocent Of the crime and
that this was case of persecution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10
Rain in Southwest Texas.
Special to the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March 9.-The
long drouth which has prevailed in West
Texas for many months has ended at last.
a heavy ram fell this morning in the west,
south and east OF San Antonio, though
very light here. The principal portion
fell along the Arkansas road in WI son, Bee
and Nueces counties. 81 PIttus there was
3 hesvy fall OF hail that covered the
ground. 1t was small, and hence did no
damage to fruit and crops. Stockmen
and farmers are now jubilsnt over the
future prospects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10
Fort Worth Bazaar Of Fashion !

Mrs. C. D. BROWN having sold
off her winter stock is now refin-
ing ner shelves with new and
stylish goods suitable to the COM
ing season. y
Mrs. Brown never buys what
are known as job lots, con-
sisting of old, shop worn, anti
quated, unreasonable. nut of
fashion, bankrupted and damaged
stocks; on the contrary, she al.
ways buys the best qualities and
latest and most approved styles,
keeping up with the times.
She has severaHarge shipments
of new goods now in transit,
and they are already beginning
to arrive.
As he et0f0re Mrs. Brown will
keep abreast of the times by re-
ceiying frOIH manufacturers and
importers the newest styles as
fast and as often as they are made
and issued, so that ladies Of Fort
Worth and Worth Texas can pro-
cure the most elegant ana fash
i9nabR attire as Reil at this
BAZAAR OF FASHION
IS in any eastern or northern
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10
A. Il. II. b:
forGHC rh,T
SELLERS ~ CO.,

Land titles investigated, taxes paiC
Solicited. p. o. box, l97. We refer by |
aionsl Bank Captain NJ Il. Lloyd, Pres
President Ci,y National Bank, Fort WI
Bank, Fort Worth: ". j. Boaz, Presid
Moody, Prc-ilent The National Bank c
ing or, LeXing on, va. John d. Roge
Co, Real Estate Agents galveston; d
En- Mayor of Fort Worth; W 4. Hutfu
II. Brown wholesale Grocer, Fort ",
Co., Fort Worth Colonel Morgan joni
Worth. We have large list of Prope
parties wishing to purchase. We do
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10

Continued on Fifth Page.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10

PERSONAL.
Lieutenant Governor Wheeler and his
wife have been making short visit to
San Marcos. The Lieutenant Governor
r.t-ruaI TO-DAY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-10
B. c. EVANS co.
We winding the Winters business willa
Grand Week d Big Bargains for Everybody.
Everything
MUST GO NOW =

the
ours
o
il to
of the Stock, lookou 70 big week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Towa TOPICS.

The station haass Sheltered dye dzunxs,
oae dlsorierig 4na ave llsik~rs lAst niShL
The ess ga tAs Cherry-sI. ba@ Niil
aaAss 1skEl4F lrlps ssslaa.ag "a Tuesday
1sxl
Tie Gesnd Rapiss char Factory has
besa shls 10Nn lor 80 cags ~ sso&sH
snaik
CActain Psisssn . talkiag of piacsax an
ether steamer Ca Reeds Laks as4t eaEA-
1leF-
Iahn n Jsnkils. plpemza 81 Chsmieai
sEsxine No. 5. spent I1@a2ssiFink a. Nus
ke9on.
andres VlnsxAF. iaie driver q Chsmioal
engine -. s IS osE dngilz lram Tor tns
tsixt Allilng -.
Ias fanessl "a Mrs. John Heils 81 0s
1eid a. s4s tifss Asiofned cIefril vsaiof-
r0g 4ilsfnoon a. . e,oeS.
"a. Gorn4m, pipsmaa o. hose cart No ;,
10 sea slta tFbooic n4a.afis isFsf. a. tAs
rsslds1Cs ~ Lis pzIsals. "a Softh Leonard
a.
Iossrh KsnasdY Ebo Was killed Ia Ada
IhuFsdag ailsrlooa. all De buried tosa3
a. 3 Clocz. The hllsals ct A41c4Deea
vi aleEd "a BODY
Ths organ e8aess. a. ths First Congre-
xaLl0nal L41Tll tomorrow nl.ls siil Do
eel s0ftn aearius. FroL cOieeii. Mas
Latnsr and Aa- DAl sle ~ tae pro
Eraallas.
g. N McCny for twenty years past fore
nan ~ ths BaEssr soFll and Love iuun1fy
h4s retifsl % accept : mofe lscfaI.fs post
tlon. The empiogcs presented AIM Win
handsone s0.d nsaliea caas.
The members VI Grand Rapids Council
No. -. Order of Choscu frisnls are Fe-
E.4H I.
Ls0nall and .cFibAer-sts., tolnofro~. ~
o'clock, " aLisl4 las ignsral " Brother
scnarf
The ladie-' gymnasium class vi meet a.
tha sfhiefIr rooms in the % 81 ash to N0us
CluD nsxl ltcslley evening inls cas- ought
~ os very popular Stt0 tas Lar sex cs-
peci.ly shea they geai4zs tAe beneaLs
offered.
TIE Nsw Easiand and Martha Washing
tCn supper gwen ~ the lalies OF Tic
Eoan.4il-st. b4Qlisl CnafcA On Friday
syauilx s4s sgeuait success. over 80
Ia casa Nas rsA.lzed nOm TIC sapper aad
entertainment
Notwithstanding ths horrible condition
o. The Neatner Misses cage q Benedict >
class OF Ll-le ones numbered over one hun
arcd aAd ESsniS-nss yesterday afternoon.
TIE usual aog loF adults Wll occur t0nl0r-
FOU evening.
James f. Blackjack died az bis residence
Ia EnsiIsnviile GA Friday Nov. ., aged 81
years lhs funeral services HlIi Dc con
dactsd floa tie residences tomorrow mora
ing AZ IL u clock lutermenI 6iu take place
a. ths csn.etsry in Alpine.
Charles T.. Diehi the late trombone
player With lAs " Onderiand orchestra, died
~ 90 home 10 The Ledyard block Friday
svsning. he bad 10 relatives ia tais city.
Dag liends have done al that cOaid oe
done for him. tie came here from East
saginaw. nos many months sialee.
Yesterday morning a. II clock the large
cray team owned BY tne Adams Express
company made thlngs lively Tor time on
the " cst side Ils wagon 90 which tney
we're hiIched eas receiving some repairs Al
bslknaPs .afriage sa0p. on corner OF Front
and First-sts., Oul guo wheel was oil uou
TIE wagon. The team became frlghtened
ran uD ,cribnsr and turned up Fifth 81
They were nnally stopped, bat no serious
eamAge Was done.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Holy W esiiOck.

Cupid always shoots his darts at the
jolliest people. Love is as uncomfortable
as 4 wild stud on the prairies.
And il has come to pop that Frank T.
Warroll is 10 take hold of one end of that
bewitehing knot which is supposed to hold
for life, while the accomplished and fasci.
mating Miss Sarah Herrick. one Of Muske-
gon fair daughters. ventures TO clasp her
fair hand on the other. This holy and de-
lightfui occasion is heralded Tor Tuesday OF
this week, in the classical and sawdusi
metropolis POLITICALLY known AZ MuskegOn.
Mr.. WarrOll is well known here as the pro-
prietor Of the Michigan House aud Miss
Herrick Is both sn heiress and a charming
lady. May the sweets and fruits of we'd
lock bless and comfort the groom and bride
through the rapturous cvcler OF eternity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Church services.

Rev FL. p. Nelton will preach this morn
ing AZ the First Presbyterian church, from
- Century OF AissiOas." Ia the evening
there will DO Missionary praise meeting un-
der the auspices OF the Ladies Missionary
Society. Miss Anna Noble, OF the Mormon
Mission will address the meeting.
Public services will De held at p. m. by
the New and Latter House OF Israel. at 400
Canal-st. Subject: Tine Ingathering aud
Restoration OF Israel"
At the South Congregational church this
morning, Rev Ben. +. Sergeant will SPEAK
on the The Genesis OF the Trees and
Plants. or the Era or Life Evening
theme, "A Nine Days Walk with Bunyan' S
Pilgrim
Rev w. F. Richardson pastor of Christ
church, will preach this morning on Jesus
and the Sabbath" Subject in the evening:
a Plea for Piety.
Rev. Kerr b. Tupper will deliver the
eighth of doctrinal series at the Fountain
Street Baptist church this morning. Sub
ecL The Ordinary ana Permanent iii
GERS OF ths Apostolic Church" Subject in
the evening, some Aspects of the Futu re
Life"
The Sixth Ward Baptist Mission Sunday
| School will hereafter commence at p. M.
beginning today.
Rev. T.. F. Sergisson will speak at the
Sixth Ward Baptist Mission this evening.
Rev. Charles Fluhrer. DID,. will take as
bis subject at the Univsrsalist church this
morning. The Law Of Pronption.h In toe
| evening his subject will be. New Ortho-
doxy in Old Form"
Rev. F. Moerdyk will preach at the Divi-
sion Street NJ. f. church this morning. The
pastor. Rev. J. Graham, will preach in the
evening on Two Sons"
Rev. A. Merriam. Of the First Congrega-
tiOnal church, will preach today at the
| Plymouth church in Lansing.
| NJ. II. Walker will address the Y. w. c.
/ T. L. meeting a. the hall, No. 8 Pearl-st.,
today at 40 D. m.
| Rev. J. Rice Tsylor's topic OF st. Paurs
this forenoon will be The Eternal God is
| Ny Refuge and Underneath are the Ever
| lasting Arms" Evening, The Harvest oi
| the Earth is Ripe
Rev. G. II. Besle. of Plymouth church
Lansing. will preach morning and evening
~ the Firse Congregational.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
a LIVE NEwsPAPERmAN.
Fred Peek speaks of Lansing and a Live
Paper.

Mr.. Frederick y. Peek IS IN the city for =
short stay, after Two months convalescent
absence. lie Was an eye witness Of the ex-
scuii0n Of the anarchists in the Chicago
jail During portion Of the time past Mr..
Peck has been in Lansing. Il was very
much surprised. be said. TO learn by in
innate association Of the large circulation
which the state RspiibficGR has attained and
the tremendous inrsencs that st wields IN
local affairs. 4 already know OF It's state
reputation While I d0n't ike his politics.
Frank Godfrey has demonstrated bis ability
a. conduct = newspaper that Is Always at
the front and has the back bone TO make
Rome howl When he thinks there Is Oc-
casion tor such . demonstration. Frank
wont probably always Say "a lansing and
ben ehen hs Eets ready, some oig city
vii be stsrtied With q newspaper which
vii cat vide sraIth botd ways With sverY
issue. 8y tne say 81 nbbils, who used 10
% De vel knoan IA Grand Rapids A. =
hotel clerk ard society favorits, mas settled
down into me happisst kind OF married
lie and Il devolng al bis business energies
% his hafsl. ias Commercial House, which
he IS running with marked ability
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
PULSE oF INK people,.


1e TIE kdiEes q sse Es-EssAz HExALD.
Ocs - year psifoas Would agsia hum ~
cal year @ltsntloa o tns alleged pro
gfamDes Ehas are distributed 80 visitors.
which are inleals1. no doaot 10 enlgstsa
th<su On vsrioas poauts eonneetei win ne
play, etc
They are politely presented vith sheet
OF ioar PAGES handsomely printed and en-
osi.lshec Win stlrsetiYe snd Instructive ad-
YsEtls<msGss " some of Tie sltsTpaislng
lFns and establishments Of this clly IN
large GEAR type easily read and occupying
three feil psSes. thsn Ne come 10 tee page
tbat las tbs program, and thls also Is
Esarly al occupied by sdgertisea eats
Poor little prog squeezed into little
clt " square 0f three o. four inches, and
surrounded OF al sides top. bottom and
sides. ey those al important business
notices. 50 that the so-csiied programme ls
printed ia such small type as 10 be almost
9niDtsligiols % = majority OF the sacisuce
IA the mellow light Df . matinee VI night
performance, especially 10 tie eyes 0i
middle aged or Old people.
Please Mr. ManaseIs give us good full
page, IN large, clear tYpe, and keep the adj
YsItiseme1ts where they belong. on the
other pages. and see II you cont get tie
thanks OF the people.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
SHOT IN REFOREREAD
rHe PENALTY o. assANe.
a west side Ls<b4rio fsihss VIA Sst
sxsa Lady <aa ths i81srsd aus''saa
M2<ss Nh4ax. Llssly-A West
,las .sasstlsas

Little dream ths ssist Inhabitants q
West ~ bea 81. that tragedy, sinost a
marder. as commigtsd right Ia their
lsisss no lopgsE ss3 thsn FRIDAY syea-ng,
November Is Ihs stors runs a0oat -
folloEE
man by ihs name Of Phelps about tso
noAlas aso A. cared ia tie business circle
Of West Bsidse-st.. engaging IL buying p0sA-
toes, rentiag the BASEMENT - Sleio' ;
butcher shop on ~ esl br.rge-sL lie seemed
% prosper and soon came 0aI ln ettf4eilFs
nes ciot1ss ia I4Ci appearing qiiiie sfy sian.
Or. kDQa Nas IA eiLa nim oh The potato
deal a1a everything ssenlsd serene 4nslps
u scscfi8sd IS very impresslgs - els ssy ie
81 talk Nhile hs Vas apparently suceeed-
las la busiaess say be vas also slcceedils
quite admirably Ia siaDing theslieeuons q
: beautiful co.ored Eonlan On y 81 fulton
81. Tie col0red lady. however. had Bet
ter half bar ia tnis case a. IL al others,
lne hattefer began 20 tale chances thaE
we're dangerous. The crisis nov begins 20
approach the husband began 20 suspect.
he was sure some hlng sas going wroags
nnd out he siI. hs muss. The focus 5
reached on the date rrst named. when the
husoard comes home and nnds Phelps IA
hls house, aud certainly not for lawful
purpose. " hst must be donef What was
doneg simply tnis, the lnfuriated husband
pulls reSolyeF ana nres On his victim.
What Is the result the bali has taken elfec'
striking Phelps over the eve. tie rushcs
cut iranlIcalIy, Win bloody raurdsr," etc,
goes 10 physician snd nnds
that N IS only scalp wound
After getting his eyc dressed Phelps goes %
his boarding place with one Mcdonnell
family. who ressde in the rooms over toe
kiftn National bank. A little giri OF hr.
Mcdonnell being questioned about Phelps,
said that hs had fallen down and hurt ais
eye, and was laid up" This matter has
been kept r4thes quiet, bat this like every
thing else hai 10 come out. Further oeyel'
opments may yet be looked for.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
S. @. BuRLEIGH.


Situated on the corner of Madison-ave.
and Hall-st. in his cosy little factory with
about twenty-five employees, are kept busi-
ly engaged manufacturing the much needed
attach mont TO every house hold, The Self
Opening and Self Locking Mail Box" Tie
box Is an original idea OF Dir. Burlegh's,
and is by far the most convenient as we'll as
the most durable fixture OF the kind ever
manufactured. and seeing that, with the
present capacity, he is unable TO supply the
rapidly increasing demand, Mr.. Burieigh
Will begin work at once TO build an addition
10 his factory facing Hall-st., which will
enable him to increase his capacity from
two hundred 10 five hundred boxes per day.
one very essential attachment to this beau
tiful little mail box is the neatly arranged
wire accommodation for newspapers and
magizines, which is simple and easily
worked and then one always knows where
to find this morning paper and there can
be no trouble tel phOning the office
that your morning paper was not received.
SIR. Burleigh, from a small beginning.
when he had his boxes built by others and
had his agents canvassing and putting up
boxes here in the city has extended his
operations until now be has the endorse
ments of nearly every postmaster in oil the
large cities. IS manufacturing the boxes
mself on large scale and now sells to
job0sTs only. Headquarters for the west
nss already been established in 81. Louis
No, aud il is with difficulty that his boxes
are supplied as fast IS demanded. MANY
improvements have been added TO the boxe'
since they were first put out until now they
are probably the most complete thing man
ufAotured. As winter approaches and your
pagers and mail are sometimes spoiled by
the storm, would II not be well 10 protec
The same With one OF these mail boxes
They are very simple in construction and
easily put up by anyone Address :. q
Burlsigh, corner Hail and Madison-sis.
and an agent will call on you sith th,
baxps